妙法蓮華經玄義 5.142

5.142

Fully expounding the three virtues constitutes the Great Nirvāṇa. Although the three dots are placed above and below, there is no verticality; though outside and inside, there is no horizontality. The one is not confused, and the three are not separated; this is the worldly siddhānta. Beneficial goodness is untouched by fault and calumny, standing prominent beyond all encumbrances; therefore, liberation is the individual siddhānta. Prajñā is like a vajra, smashing whatever it aims at; this is the diagnostic siddhānta. The dharma-kāya is the paramārtha [siddhānta]. When a section of sentient beings hears the names of the three virtues, they immediately obtain the four benefits! Citing the first and the last, the ones in between are likewise modeled on them.